Facebook’s Dublin HQ central to $5bn US tax probe
The Internal Revenue Service said the social network was improperly withholding documents 'which relate to decisions made by Facebook to establish an overseas headquarters in Dublin' as part of a tax strategy
Facebook’s Dublin headquarters is in the spotlight over a major US tax probe that could cost it $5 billion, with the social media giant ordered to reveal documents relating to its Irish operations as part of a probe into its tax strategy by the US taxman.
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